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_MARTIN THOMAS BIBB SR._|_SARAH MARTIN ___________
| (1759 - 1821) m 1795 (1718 - 1786)
_LEVI BIBB __________|
| (1796 - 1882) m 1820|
| | _BENJAMIN CASH __________+
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| _ABRAHAM BEERY _______+
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| _JOHN GOCHENOUR BEERY ______|_ELIZABETH GOCHENOUR _
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|_ELIZABETH BEERY ____|
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| _THOMAS BIBB I.______+
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|_FRANCES BIBB _______|
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_JOHN WESLEY MILES _____+
| (1811 - 1881) m 1831
_JOHN WESLEY MILES __|_HARRIETT KEMP _________
| (1835 - 1905) m 1856 (1814 - 1905)
_WILLIAM MIDDLETON MILES _|
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| | _JAMES L. HOLMES _______
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| |_SUSAN G. HOLMES ____|_MRS. AMANDA B. HOLMES _
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_JOHN DORIAN MORGAN SR._+
| (1648 - 1733) m 1675
_JOHN DORIAN MORGAN _|_HANNAH SMITH __________
| (1680 - 1734) m 1700 (1654 - ....)
_MARK MORGAN ________|
| (1750 - 1777) m 1735|
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_JOHN MORGAN SR._____|
| (1732 - 1800) m 1764|
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| |_SARAH ANN HINTON ___|
| (1720 - 1791) m 1735|
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(1744 - ....) m 1764|
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[8921]
George Morgan (c1770-1839) was born in Moore County, NC,
and became part of the westward migration that carried many
Moore County families into Georgia, Alabama, and Texas. He
received 100 acres known as the Spivey Place through his fathers
will and later obtained an additional 50 acres adjoining that tract.
he had migrated to Franklin County (now
Banks County), GA, with the Nathan Smith
Settlement. By 1820, he was in Wilcox
County, AL, and in 1833 he moved to Falls
County, TX. George and his wife, Nancy
(c1770-1839), died at Morgans Point in
Falls County on January 1, 1839, in the
event known as the Morgan Massacre.
Their known children were Hugh Morgan,
Sarah Morgan Jones (1794-1870), Joseph Morgan (1799-1856), John Claiborn Morgan (b. 1802), Barba
Morgan (1804-1853), a daughter who died in 1835 and married Shadrach Maness (1795-1852),
George Washington Morgan (1811-1874), James Morgan (1813-1820), Martin Morgan (1813-before
1839), Andrew Jackson Morgan (1817-1844), and William James Morgan (1818-1862). A biography of
George Morgan and an account of the massacre is located at this link:
George Morgan, b ca 1770, d January 1, 1839, at Morgan's Point, in what became
Falls County, Texas, when Indians attacked his log cabin home. George and his wife
had moved to Georgia by 1804, thence to Wilcox County, Alabama where most of their
children were born. In 1830, he was listed on the Alabama Census, along with the
husbands of two of his married daughters and their relatives.
The Morgan family left for Texas February 10, 1833, and first settled one mile below
present-day Marlin on December 1, 1833. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, and most of their
married and single children, settled in Robertson's Colony, where
George Morgan received a grant for a league of land on the Brazos
River about seven miles north of the Falls, in September 1835. The
family was in the "Run-Away Scrape" of 1836, but were among the
first, along with John Marlin, to return to their land in present-day
Falls County. The Morgans constructed a log cabin at a place on the
river that later was proved to be an Indian Burying Ground. The
couple had eight known children who were all listed as heirs to
their parents estates. When the Indians attacked on January 1,
1839, the was occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Morgan - then about
seventy years of age, a daughter Sarah (Morgan) Jones and her two
children: Andrew Jackson Jones and Wesley Jones; two
daughters-in-law, Amanda (Barton) Morgan - wife of Andrew
Jackson Morgan, and Stacey Ann (Marlin) Morgan - wife of William
J. Morgan, and three of Stacey Ann's young siblings (their motheNancy Taylor Marlin, having died in 1837) were visiting her while
their father, James Marlin, was away: Adeline Marlin, then age 16
years, Mary Marlin, then age 12 years, and Isaac Marlin, then age
10 years. The younger men and husbands had gone to do the
evening chores late that afternoon when the Indians attacked.
Five of the occupants of the log cabin were scalped and killed - including Mr. and Mrs.
George Morgan, Amanda (Barton) Morgan, Adeline Marlin, and Andrew Jackson Jones.
Stacey Ann (Marlin) Morgan was wounded, but feigned death, and was left alive. The
three young children, Mary Marlin, Isaac Marlin, and Wesley Jones, hid outside until
the Indians had gone; then Isaac ran the seven miles to the of his uncle, John Marlin,
near the Falls.
When all the men reached the site of the tragedy, Stacey Ann was still alive. The
victims were buried in one grave near the site. The log cabin was still standing when
John A. Fortune bought the estate property, and it was lived in by one of his
descendants for several years, and they were never able to remove the blood stains
from the floor. The cabin burned after 1900.
An historical marker was erected by the State of Texas in 1936 at the location of the
Morgan Massacre, and the place is still known as "Morgan's Point."
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